· 3/1/1963
Duemling v. Fort Wayne Community Concerts, Inc.
Citations
- 188 N.E.2d 274
- 243 Ind. 521
- 1963 Ind. LEXIS 130
How courts have described this case
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- upholding a suspended sentence, observing that the sentence was avoidable through future compliance
- punishment in form of fine which goes to State is characteristic of criminal procedure
- “In a civil contempt action the fine is to be paid to the aggrieved party, and imprisonment is for the purpose of coercing compliance with the order.”
- “‘If the judgment seeks to coerce the [contemnor] into doing an affirmative act by confinement in jail, it must provide that the imprisonment cease as soon as the act is done.’”
- willfulness is an essential element of criminal contempt
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Judges: Arterburn, Myers, Landis, Achor, Jackson
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